Alvvays detail second album Antisocialites and share lead single "In Undertow"
06 June 2017, 15:15
| Written by
Laurence Day
Indie poppers Alvvays are back at last with details of LP2: it's called Antisocialites and you can hear the first single now.
The second album - the follow up to 2014's Polaris-nominated debut - comes after a brief period of teasing and sees the Toronto outfit in fine form.
"[The album] is a fantasy breakup arc and my life nearly imitated art," says the band's Molly Rankin of what to expect on the LP.
Alvvays have also confirmed a massive world tour, which features a healthy amount of UK shows around their End Of The Road Festival appearance in late August/early September. Check out their full list.
Tracklist:
- In Undertow
- Dreams Tonite
- Plimsoll Punks
- Your Type
- Not My Baby
- Hey
- Lollipop (Ode To Jim)
- Already Gone
- Saved By A Waif
- Forget About Life
Antisocialites is released 8 September via Polyvinyl/Transgressive.
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